July 28, 2015

Debtors commonly ask, “Will the trustee come to my home?” The quick answer is “No.” Well, that’s the correct answer almost always. Just... Read More

July 23, 2015

More recently, a significant number of women and theirs families have brought lawsuits against various manufacturers after doctors used laparoscopic... Read More

Two weeks ago, one of the first laparoscopic power morcellator lawsuits that was filed in federal court was finally settled. The plaintiff, widower... Read More

Recently, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved a new version of a pelvic mesh produced by Caldera Medical, even as last week,... Read More

Since December 2014, all federal Xarelto lawsuits have been consolidated in the Eastern District of Louisiana. Any federal lawsuits filed against... Read More

In the recent June 2015 issue of JAMA Ophthalmology, researchers studied some of Xarelto’s disturbing side effects, further calling into... Read More

A new experimental drug has been proven to reverse the effects of the drug Pradaxa (dabigatran). The drug, called idarucizumab, is said to work... Read More

A recent study has revealed that mothers who take Xarelto can pass down the drug to their unborn child. When ingested during pregnancy, the... Read More

July 9, 2015

As reported by the Wall Street Journal, there is a growing trend among bankruptcy trustees to recover college tuition paid by bankruptcy debtors on... Read More